New Ways to Feed the World, Detect Climate Change, Monitor Energy Facilities
Stevens researcher blends architecture and machine learning to design new marine systems and crafts for the next generation
Department of Civil, Environmental & Ocean Engineering
This 'Smart Concrete' Heals Its Own Cracks, Resists Fire
Stevens-developed material holds promise for urban resiliency, sustainability
Climate Change & Hurricane FAQs: Insights, Solutions from Stevens
As the 2019 hurricane season advances and climate continues to warm, Stevens Institute of Technology's experts help predict, prepare, and answer questions
Stevens Researchers Engineer Solutions to Hurricane Flooding
A new hurricane season is upon us. Together under one school, Stevens’ scientists and engineers investigate the dangers of these storms, and design ways to protect our coastal communities.
How Diet Changes Can Sustain The World’s Food Production
A model helps researchers look at optimal ways to mine phosphate rock sustainably
Trimming Nutrient Runoff to Save Oceans & Lakes
Stevens researchers develop promising new green methods to reduce the nutrients that create 'dead zones' in urban and suburban waters.
Stevens Team Wins First Place in Concrete Competition
A civil engineering team under the instruction of professor Weina Meng created an award-winning concrete beam for the 2019 International Symposium on Ultra-High Performance Concrete.
Stevens Researchers Work to Remove Lead from Environment
Stevens sustainability and resilience researchers are utilizing natural grasses and nanotech to remove contaminants from soil and water. Here's how.
New York Underwater? Stevens' Resiliency Experts Work to Plan and Prepare
Some neighborhoods in the New York metro area will begin flooding once or twice every month as soon as the next few decades. A few could even go permanently underwater. Here's how Stevens researchers - and the Davidson Laboratory - are fighting to stop it.
The Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering (CEOE) offers undergraduate and graduate programs, in addition to a variety of graduate certificates and minors that prepare students to succeed in a variety of fields. These programs all share the core principals of engineering, and are embedded in the infrastructure that directly affects the economy and society. At Stevens, civil engineering has been an important discipline since the founding of the university, and CEOE has expanded to include offerings in environmental and oceanographic engineering as a response to ongoing developments in the field.
About The Civil, Environmental & Ocean Engineering Department
23Faculty
Including 14 Tenure Track, 4 Teaching, and 5 Research Faculty
3Ph.D.s
Number of Ph.D. Students Per Faculty Member
$5.9Million
Annual Research Expenditures
100%Job Offers
Number of Undergrad and Grad Students With Multiple Offers Within 3 Months of Graduation
262Undergrad
Number of Undergraduate Students
250Graduate
Number of Graduate Students
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View All EventsSustainable Development Goals: An Indian Perspective
Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series
What are Eddy fluxes? Biological and Chemical Feedbacks from (and to) Coastal Waters
Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering
Working with Planners | Resilience Projects and Environmental Review
Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series
Exploring Career Possibilities for Sustainability Professionals
Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series
Sustainable Coffee: From Bean to Cup
Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series
Vehicle Automation: Energy and Environmental Impacts
Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series
Research Funding
Research funding in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering comes from many prestigious national organizations. In 2018, researchers were awarded a total of $5.9 million to study…
Funding Organizations
- National Science Foundation (NSF)
- National Institutes of Health (NIH)
- New Jersey Department of Transportation
- WREF
Research Areas
Structural Engineering
The structural engineering group focuses its research on multiscale modeling and reliability/uncertainty/risk assessment of complex/material systems.
Environmental Engineering
This research explores material surface properties, energetic compounds deactivation and various aspects of soil properties.
Ocean, Coastal and Naval Engineering
This area includes the New York Harbor Observing and Prediction System (NYHOPS) that provides real-time data about the waters of NY/NJ.
Acoustics
Research centered on the study and application of the nonlinear interaction of acoustic and vibrational energy in various media and materials.
Contact Us
Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering
Location On Campus
Rocco Building
Contact Types
p. (201) 216-3556
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Department Leaders
Muhammad R Hajj
Chair, Director of Davidson Laboratory, and George Meade Bond Professor
Pamela A Tully
Administrative Assistant